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next-engine
Advanced tools
A Nodejs wrapper for the Next Engine API http://api.next-e.jp
npm i -S next-engine
please read API Document.
See passport-nextengine source and demo application
const Nextengine = require('next-engine')
const client = new Nextengine({
clientId: 'XXXXXXXXXX',
clientSecret: 'XXXXXXXXXX',
accessToken: 'XXXXXXXXXX',
refreshToken: 'XXXXXXXXXX'
})
client.request('/api_v1_receiveorder_base/count', {
'receive_order_shop_id-eq': 1
})
.then(res => console.log('then:', res.count))
.catch(e => console.error('catch:', e))
We strongly recommended that you don't use request method.
Because it depends strongly on v1 specification.
Utility methods (query -> get|count|getInBatches, create, update, upload, waitFor and uploadAndWaitFor) are To reduce the dependency of v1.
So please use utility methods as far as possible.
// Query by path string(ex. /api_v1_receiveorder_base/count)
client.query('receiveorder_base')
.where('receive_order_date', '>=', '2016-12-25 23:59:59')
.count()
.then(count => console.log(count))
// Query by Entity object
const { ReceiveOrder } = require('next-engine/Entity')
client.query(ReceiveOrder)
.where('receive_order_id', '<>', 1)
.count()
.then(count => console.log(count))
// Get records
const { Goods } = require('next-engine/Entity')
client.query(Goods)
.where('goods_id', 'abc')
.limit(500)
.offset(350)
.get()
.then(results => console.log(results))
// Get all records in batch
const { ReceiveOrder } = require('next-engine/Entity')
client.query(ReceiveOrder)
.limit(300)
.getInBatches(partial => console.log(partial))
.then(() => console.log('Done'))
// Create shop
const { Shop } = require('next-engine/Entity')
const opts = {
data: `
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<root>
<shop>
<shop_mall_id>1</shop_mall_id>
<shop_name>楽天店</shop_name>
<shop_abbreviated_name>raku</shop_abbreviated_name>
<shop_tax_id>1</shop_tax_id>
<shop_tax_calculation_sequence_id>1</shop_tax_calculation_sequence_id>
<shop_currency_unit_id>1</shop_currency_unit_id>
</shop>
</root>
`
}
client.create(Shop, opts)
.then(res => res.result)
// Update shop
const { Shop } = require('next-engine/Entity')
const opts = {
receive_order_id: 1,
receive_order_last_modified_date: '2016/01/01 00:00:00',
data: `
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<root>
<receiveorder_base>
<receive_order_shop_cut_form_id>12345-6789</receive_order_shop_cut_form_id>
<receive_order_date>2014-05-01 00:00:00</receive_order_date>
</receiveorder_base>
<receiveorder_row>
<receive_order_row_no value="1">
<receive_order_row_goods_name>テスト商品</receive_order_row_goods_name>
<receive_order_row_cancel_flag>1</receive_order_row_cancel_flag>
</receive_order_row_no>
<receive_order_row_no value="2">
<receive_order_row_goods_name>テスト商品2</receive_order_row_goods_name>
</receive_order_row_no>
<receive_order_row_no value="3">
<receive_order_row_quantity>3</receive_order_row_quantity>
</receive_order_row_no>
</receiveorder_row>
</root>
`
}
client.update(Shop, opts)
.then(res => res.result)
const zlib = require('zlib')
const promisify = require('es6-promisify')
const stringify = promisify(require('csv-stringify'))
const deflate = promisify(zlib.deflate)
const { UploadQueue } = require('next-engine/Entity')
input = [
['syohin_code', 'jan_code'],
[ 'abc', '1234567890' ]
]
stringify(input)
.then(csv => deflate(csv))
.then(gz => client.upload({ data_type: 'gz', data: gz }))
.then(queueId => client.waitFor(queueId, [UploadQueue.COMPLETED, UploadQueue.FAILED]))
.then(() => console.log('Imported!'))
// Or
input = [
['syohin_code', 'jan_code'],
[ 'abc', '1234567890' ]
]
stringify(input)
.then(csv => deflate(csv))
.then(gz => client.uploadAndWaitFor({ data_type: 'gz', data: gz }))
.then(() => console.log('Imported!'))
MIT
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Nextengine API for Nodejs
The npm package next-engine receives a total of 79 weekly downloads. As such, next-engine popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that next-engine demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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